Etching characteristics of PECVD-prepared SiN films with CF4/D2 and CF4/H2 plasmas at different temperatures

Etching characteristics of PECVD-prepared SiN films with CF4/D2 and CF4/H2 plasmas at different temperatures
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CF4/D2和CF4/H2等离子体PECVD制备的SiN薄膜在不同温度下的刻蚀特性

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10.1109/issm51728.2020.9377537
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2020
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2020 International Symposium on Semiconductor Manufacturing (ISSM)
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M. Hori
M. Hori
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S. Hsiao;Thi‐Thuy‐Nga Nguyen;T. Tsutsumi;K. Ishikawa;M. Sekine;M. Hori

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